The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-07 00:00:00

. -u • • Mr. H►ll, upon his appointed 'Fbar g e 4 d'Airtires to the Brezils. Capt. 'oilman, of the zSth Regiment, upon Ilk prOmoileri. His ALoss•ry held a Privy Council, and gavettn... diences to the Duke of PoaTt,Aigt), Earl SZA!,lnirt, Lords HAWKESBVitY and CASTLEREAGH ; CAW.' trttm and blr.ltynsa ; the latter, as iudge-Navo. ca!e, laid before Hii MAJEST„y the Proceedingwlif several Courts-Martial:• Soon after six o'ciock, His MAJESTY set off in his travelling c.arriae for Windsor, escorted by a party a/the Light Horse. Yesterday being the A.nniveriarY of the Manifes tation of oar Saviour the Lord Jesus Christ to the Gentiles, commonly called , the Epiphany, the same leas observed , at the Chapel "Royal, in Si. Jatne's Palace. His MAJESTY, as head of the Church of England, was represented by Lord JOHN . THYNNE, Vice-Chamberlain. His Lordship attended Divine Service. hi his MAJESTY'S closet, accompanied by. - ' two of his MAJESTY'S Gentlemen in Waiting, the Yeomen of the Guards ; and otherOtlicers of Royal ty, in the same manner as if his MAJESTY hid teen present. After.the Gospel appointed for the'day, which is taken from. the second Chapter . of Saint Iklattliew, was read, a solemn symphony commenc ed on the organ, and Lord 'JOHN THYNNE left the - Royal Closet with the attendants, and proceeded tip the aisle of the Chapel to the Altar, where he bow ed three times, and knelt on a ctimson velvet cn 'anon ; the - Rev. Mr. HoLmns the Sub-Dean, then presented to him alold dish. The attendants allio rapined'an oval gold box, and presented the cOnttlnq to his Lordship, which consisted of ,three critnaOn velvet bags ; . with gold ornaments, containing gold,. frankincense, and myrrh, which his 'Lordship laid in the gold dish, presented by the Sub-Dean, and retired bowing. A short tune after his Lordship ' had re-seated himself in the Royal Closet, an appro priate Anthem.was -song by the Gentlemen of the Choir, which concluded the ceremony. MONSIEUR, and the Duke, De thaur leavti'tOvvit tor Stowe toantorrow ; and on Monday then Comte De LtnLt and suite set tiff from \Vanstead House, 'oil their intended visit to the Marquis and Maration- I 11 sit Of Bucktnomat. t Orders for the rigid blockade, as well of .all the 'Otis of Portugal, as t hose .of Spain, .will immediately e issued. . All application; for . licensee. were yes erdaY retbsed at the Council Office, where an or 4er was also given, that no Memorials were for the future to be presented to the Board, the object of which was to obtain a license for the..clearance'of i , esielit to any parts of Portugal or Spain. t.. i BUOt.ataterh's Decree of the 23d of Novemoer, lias been rigidly enforced at Harnburgh. An Ante ficati Vessel; on her 'voyage to that place s .'itcluched 4t Falm6uth;' and ..Oty her arrival in the gi,,bo, the y Captain a n d Cuw were examined und e r the stri& letter of dick Decree.. It being discuVerecl that the Vessel had touched it •Falmouth; thb . Ship was eized, and the Captaln - and Crew imprisoned until the.Atie:Of .6006 marks should be paid by - the Cap tain, and '..501.1 by each of the. Sailors. The Ship and Cargo were, its the tirst instanee, placed tinder the pare of the Militliy; and snort after. Contiscated.—a The Mate of the Ship contrivedto of ea his eseape; itut ii.arriveditt.town j lie left Hamburg!) about ten. , idaya ago... , . ' A private te l tier.h..tViii Ctiragcoa hai.been received; dated the 27th October, which dOei.hot• Menti o n n- a word, respeaing 'the hurricane that the AnieriCari 'Paper states tCt. hive hapPened On the- i6th. of that inorith at thal Island 3. Wt;iiretherefore, disposed _to believe thereiS.ziiiiislake inahe datei,or Os* such an event has neVer been expel i'enc'eti.-:—We learn , the '(;overnnicot of iiii..tsl 3o . 4 hAd, devolved : Pa, Cant. lActio4, the Deputy GoVein'or; as the. Governor" ,via left That Island Inr.4amaica.' The 18th itegi , I;tient Ii n twit •,Sickl---,.,afeu.4,rnett. 114,i:hem:lost hot the fi.vourable:si,tlo.lhat had tnisetOplace, , re-, . Moved till li v relrepsTon sof.dauger, as, tofthe heathh . bf the rest of iii. al; - at. The returtA ,niTithe health a the geatilell.N‘i rev :•.1y liatiSfaClory' r ' ,Noihiews bad been fe . c . el'ved from TT:twilit:l ibr several weal:, It was rattiOnred thzit Atneric;.t wla. to.dealare war qgainst t ughnid. A lai - ge Americalt Siiip had been ' detainOd by the liete Frigate, which it w4i eltptatd QOuld` pfoi , e; iii.; be a Valuablaa prize. ~: -r: '...i iil4le want ofieolonial proditcel fobactti, of drugs, taf sugar, materials for dyeing, is severely. 'felt in 'ovary-part of tire C,ontiaetiv. 7 .oiirßell'iler, inly .edge how Severely they must 'be felt, when. the .• . • Afonitear even ventures to confess it in the plloW ingarticle Ithin 40w 9 r . Saxany i of te ath ukuill9 :-..;--- " 101xic;:li be'etirn&l sCiircer e'vt;ry• clay, and 1)0 lt i oN 15;1Pit of . preariii: any. :- cot tnila t‘tre;scarte; and in grew demand i `l'ndigo.the same; zrrObitteal is iibt . to be had ; inaterials,frac, dyeing 'are in ;teat requekt, , partidularly.PernambutO wood. ' ' ''' ' An American ''C'esse.l ii arrived at'Uverettial from Boattin.. ' A. Letter )viterday reevived, states, tbit • ' aeon...after she:lett the harbour oflioaten, slie,spUlw , Ship bound from Liverpool, which .sailed . trom.., 'therrce on Vie nth of Noveitibar, andwiu informed pat the was the bearer_ofahe,Orders of th e B r ida l iincil,issued`on thel i th of the saute m onth.' ' 1t.., wale: yesterday afte r iward repotted' on 'Change, .thi t a 401:Vessels In 'the Port.; of, the Mined States had been 4ireded to un load ; but wt) believe this tepott . iv: he premature._. . A Ship Wei) with frnit,whlchaailed front Lisbon un the ad' dlr.' is 'arrived, but she bringsaiolettera. , 'n,,, Captain writes, that the Tagus was most rigidly blockaded by the British Squadron uoder. the: con ; 111(1t1(1 of Sir SIDNEY S . MITII, and 'no:ship of 4 1 . 1 Tde - ,,► acription, o r u nd e r any pre t ence w h a t ever , wais.per ,, •. rnitted to enter. Thu freights on Ships" had advanced to artfenorinousiprice ; no.Vessel.coold he chartered uader ti2 l .. or ton, and sortie of the Masters de- . .... 'mantled 141. ' 1 'The ilfmthy ,Caurie: r; of July it , ii OP t- "*" A tamer oLnsepzer o . from Trannoebar, lately prig toilers a war at the Isle of France, have arrived at regal. . When they left the Manriti4s, the Island was suffering severely front the want of provisions. The number of:armed men upon, the Island did not • e.x‘Ceed .1:3001 :of these three-tourths:were disorderly bialisciplined rabble—the only regular tronpi being tlit'Governor-Geaeral'a tiodyguardireptiaeptad. as 11 very tine corps of men, but not exceeding a or 4 '.HI• From this'actnal state of the Ishiod, stittiiring tinder the calamities of famine, and desititite:Of the rfleana of defence,,. no .period could: be more fa vourable than the present :for art etiferprize against . i lle"toletryr Nvliltit -- mold' probabirru - ty.en4er ty, lilitish fo%e without tiring a kiin." - - r N 17 A Poi re m Oirmt, JAN. 6..—L-Arrivecltiiis Sloop of War ; 'Capt. Sntrs io, and Banteier. Sloop - 4f.War, Capt. SSEPPARf, frdtn . the Downs. Sailed the Sharpshooter - Gin-brig, Lieut. 3. Got.- bit, with a Convoy, for. Guernsey and Jersey ; and the Linnet Cipter-brig, Lieut'.J.TREA . O V;ii Put back the Ahn, Spine' , whioh, sailed frOm this, Port on the. 20th on the Expedition under : 41)e. command of Sir C. COTTON.' Went into I.lrbotir the Fuerte Sloop of Nvo - , Capt. rrIiOMPSPN,,' PLYMOUTH, JAN. s . :—The. Polacre Providentia, in ballast; bound tolondon, and about: to sail thither, in turning Out from Oatwater, inis.sed stays, with the wind strong on the shore; when she was driven on the rocks under the Hoe, where she remains, and Will in all , probability, on the return of the tide, gp to pieces. Arrived . the American Ship Sally, Capt. Ntcou., laden with cochineal, bullion, &c. from Vera Cruz, bound to I.Ondon,' SIIEERNESS, JAW. 6.--Arrived and anchored at the Great Nore the ilth'aranthe Sloop of . War Brig, Cept... E.. P. BRRNTON, and the 'Si* Gun-brig, Lieut. C. CgAsmotz,.last from Yarpiauth. Came into Barbour. from the Great Nore the Aurora Frigate. 'fhe Gun-brig ran ford of His Miljesty's IPinchelsea,' and cafried away her jib-boom mid spritsail-yard. The Undaunted sails to-marrow morning for Portsmouth. We_ have great- satisfaetion in announcing tha t that remarkable fine Frigate the' Gtierf:ii-ie - 1 . ; this 'day completely mapped,---lier crew are c.s . citnpoi,ed of drafts tiotn His Majesty's Ships Cancan,- Vanguard, Conitatagt,.and Galltvit ; and it cannot be doubted tlialmen having 'such . Oilicers as they hare lat e ly served under, and having,-Ithe good fintune-to be 'wed' .under so zealous Sand clever' an . Officer as Capt..SKENE, and the Officers under his:coinipand, 'will "n9t only do credit, to the Ship they belong .but will be an'ortrament to the service The Guerrieralif fated for 'foreign Service, and' will inunediately, procced to Spithead, for .theiparposoof receiving his Grace the . Date . . of 'All.4l4l;ith3TEß, '.'hose presence at Janlai:!aat this mmen'tous crisis will, we hope, tend materially to alleviaterthe ditli- CuLties which the Moraines of that Island imagine they at present labour under. .One of the late Danish Ships (.I' - uen, 0f.74 guns ) ) , • eanie into harbour yesterday under jur3 4 tnases.:' Those tV,'o very ehelee rrig:itei, the thaidunted, bre lay 4)1; Fn. the. Great Nore, ut - o,are both completely manned ; they will 'both proceed to , the Wektvard'in a few days; the zortner, it 13 re= • ratted, is •to t arry Lord Sa - BANGFORD 10 the Brazils, the lat ter. pn cru4e.t4 t he. 'Until ward and west waytlc'; ,: . WN:ftIOT:7TI-1", JAI.7. S,-;-In tonsetiberico 'of thb tllriyestecui pies dttriug tofi liLlt. week, two VoKL are 'on shor'e ih.our .Bay,,,v4z,..the Gems of this Port,. I%.:Arli:tlivii,' 11Tister, -wh i eh- , iiigrine to picce!; 3" the ifel.l 4 ' ,, Pliof Sunderland, .'t'o%*di l .vi ~ Maiter, kvhit,h: is Ii146:1 ;. , Al ueh. pr 4i,s , i is-,41,w ~ie Nt....isrsl.NY.us-tos',- It T6o , AalttneiN, attd.ttspAiir,4 bAgenti 01; beiliAf or fr?the Ilnileilviiteili'lif: 44.i.t, 1,; thei r f,otafitl . :: * ft - I'4 4.lkati , .c;tlo!l 1 lia , 0 4 ,1g . il :iSI itancv, by whit:ix: ~..1 Cr. ' 111C3113 ~t he% Wftl , lit of theeteitats' stores have bee silved, eil(I 'b) direetint , " tlf.i ittaltast to be thifib.l,. 4,1 catiAed .11..'i• i!) , ..! neo,tide‘TO. hi Al) eituilled that - there ... ~ . • , is every, paiwast.sllo .will be got off ; havpity 116 • ; . lives WereittO . : ' ''., - ' ' . ' i. ' ' 4 A Brig tpAtil6: u iik no ‘. n ) i'...ti 11 , 46,4 , ,i tart itol) Priv3iedr, Oft t9lllkiti,. t T 4ii4.,...lif#rping• ~ ~ .d, : ... Arrive.d,the 80.,/an 13aptiita, Ji :Spanish Tatgge'r, laaeo, 'w411....5a1t,, bound to ,, Liiiboa, take!' , b'y the Onion Privateer, of Jerf:ey ; tite.l3rig S.greh,; of and front Pliii4delphiai laden with cocoa and taeirt.lwax,' bowid tU Bilboa, dulanted, by the //ripe :Privateer,' of jersey ; a ferentlh Privateer ; piercf7td for tr ture4 by Ris .Ntajesty:*, , Ship Tritkoo , , near the en -1.74,4pe of the Channel. , I3is Nfaiesty,'s .Ship Rose, PI I:6V, COITMIJiIdtW with thpShip,Generai Craie, (ruin Quebec to Lon dun, ladeu,witli‘taast pieces, has been captured by Prencb Ptiyatettit.: every .Englishman :mu 4;.icen mut, also her Ripers, and cant's)/ leun where she balm s, but,s4poses to London. LUTIT, A 4...-iOn Saturday morning, about ten oelrrck, a large Ship; Suprobed to be the iliciry of Leith, fpurn Norfolk in v itginia, laden with tobacco, wtie eliserred tteathig up. Frith, a few stiles' below the Nand of Inchkeith, when of a, sudden there appeared to be some confusion or board; and the Ship soon thereafter bore tip,' and sailed direaly dcirni Frith: This eircumstanai created'a sus ciou that-the , shlipilad been previously ciPtnred, and rc. captured icy the crew, and that at the iiiiitant 'before described ,theenetny remaining on board bad t seii . on the crew:and overpowered them, and were in the''' . 46.0 f earrying,lhe Vessel. off. .*lnforniation being immediatelygiren - to Admiral ‘NasitbN, be,. with the grotes.tprosuptitude„ proceeded to sigpl posto and -is4uea ,the necititsary iorders by . signal when irnmediateiy‘, thereafter,. two' Sloops of :War Slipped their cables in itud with 'a ifret s of Sail pi yc;e~ cd down I rilit «tier the fillVedtd, ‘. 1 , 7103:1 Corttitiror: D . g•-"-11)e *A. r6tiliaptg' of thi .ie city have solicite.-d peririi.:.: , ;;On: to 4-purcha3e the Aletchantmen seized by the English, but it ,wits sternly refused by the Crown Prince. • Patriotic Offerings are pouring in from all tibarters, to enable 6Overiunent to re-establisli.onr marine. The Asiatic Company bag 6il'eted fakir Gun-boats and 30•50 clyllars; Karon St'Cay.has sent 10,000 't ix dollars ; and one of the Assurance cowpanies 3(1,a0o rtx cluliart, One etuitneut, the deite of re 'tinge,, seems to auiLn.ite every part.of the Danish. 'Monarch y. NA Dec. t2..---I:3y a Th.:rve. of his ,Illajelty, tlfentiwhole*cinie morasses of Castel Volfurtio, near •Captia, are to - be drained and o..,torvd to'agriFulture, A tzolopariv has undertaken the bilsine, and they are to beforthe expellees by a moiety .of the!2nds they drain. Atalsatattitk, inforMed that the Emperor I' / A POL gON has - resolved to . open a cam inunication'bhiveen the Po and the Mediterranean; by a C.inal that is to traverse. the Appenitles„ apct deriv o it; waters from the Bormida. No inor!spleri 7 itid undertaking 'can be thought of in' this sort: French Engineers are, it is said; already employed 'to 'sketch it'ont.: • " .• fi; Disc.t.t)..-:-.DAimark is carrying on the recruiting,ervice with the utmost a6tivity, a n d mre - ',* here litight to the' Danish G.,- venni-lent . .011 ' soon adopt active Ineastires , .against the-King 'or "Sw•4niix, who has latlAy. grdered the Norway Post to - be stopped, probably- in retaliati6b of what vvaqOon9 by. the I)anish. (.IvvrpinOty by detaining and o p en ing the letter 4 ruin Germany destined for Stockhuht): • , I The. King. of 141.yv.1)Es buildnig Gun-boats in Scania. As for Denmark, .the sunAlly,a towns, and 'all the wealthy proprietOry; are rivaqiug.eiich other its fun sill lig die Goreranient with titnher .ti . )r ship building ; and P.inish Plivaitl.evi are sUon, expeEteci 'to cover the seas. Tlie King o'l4 set out for .9tOckholrn.' , A report is in circulation that he will cgirokff .. nj 15irr, and pr9pose the . 'Russia and •1 - .)elinihrli . hin7e sent at tl‘sarne, i tnne,•, mci by the same'isaeSsenger; rcmotarances tQ hita. E . urging hirtiAo *liicAdre, for or„aga;,tist the English. '‘We are asitired•that he 'has hebit called on to deliver *Scania..4s suture:cOriatia. l'hq. Prussian 'Government-::apes has ftllen at •Koniglihtirgh per cent. • . The intelligence which it is said has been recently brought, to this Country !by Colonel MICAER, in. the service. of the Itast.ndiaCotnpany, tends to confirm 111 c . .reports that iIvoNArARTR has been tryingbis pituost ellOrts to 'affluence the, King of PERSIA in his igprder. tff.facilitate. ltis tlesigni tin intr A:it- at ic Po#,iens.. ; The c. olonel was, it stems,- chargt. id' wtth a ruision to the . Por , ,ian Monarch,...bUt ‘vas sttlppcil . or . ), hjs, jtakt•pey o . ;; , , Healing ,:tha the Pc! T,r n I C ) 41111))% as ti,.the tteighboorbondi and that theh.,ing, I,vlol cpliceived th;,lt be. IN goo:1 01,L portui-liry inishinii, Irat be round that; he could not be received till he had vit.l9clthq I*-bil l ll tle.thefelore went to 11141attet ttlace,.tliikhavingglaett such explanations of 0;6 fruit vines wiiiiiij.oo44..cilarged, Sts enabled bi tepror.ure proper.paslppro, he returned to the Camp, but soon ,Eons-,d : that french.Etulfassy haul waited r. on the Kin!-; i,f Plqi,§lA.l .andliad,*tually succeeded in elfe;iing .11) alliaAce of the .strietest 'kind bet fveen that Monarch . 3N, France :. the Colonel,. therefore; • not 01.4tain , /minterviev.f• with the King, and of ipOroe th e p 4 rvo K of wtis who frustrated. Tbi. Gentleman wai then obliged to take .a cir , qttitotts r f lulq, the float' ehatinelVbei on. stopped; and c al .iii t ;.ti t r i a 4 gh, Russia ancl : , Swvtlett to this Country. • t Letter Ffrififhttrgh, said' mha V 4 e' hPen brought.by tlfeiAinte'of-an Atits. , rican Vessel lately confiscfited - -thert (t , lO . thldo hi•.; ycape) celd.tv reetivtid , tii tow ti. ft rfatc!,;,' that anoticr • tivid ly hoc 1) received 'that devoka t‘Avni:,diretling tlte itnMf.-,fiate flume ): arnoutitifig;o tbrce millions sterling itttda ,Treasory rirliPlancOi end•t hat iti tti'event of d e re oisah'/.toAitio pebltiA vinttlit infMedititely,be direEtetl!to The City of ,I,onclon has paid Mr. SurfßitVN he cou'idii'rf the most flatter ing-that- bitift,taste and - get thl4 . ever . receiv e d......T i ' hash rek)lved to-submit - fire. vs3.ionS I.:if - it:l)lft - which • are to be -pnVoted for .T.,ord Ntr:SON'S tnotnnent. to his :choice.--1./odors "PAltli, GLASS E, , : toiq, are - txpc. , Cted `to he riVal honour; NVilite'iiieetit :re 'c'alle:(t . In s&"ual Olatulfaatir-, • ... 4l, . •' . ~.. . . it ' ll towns tor 1 le'ptii)o,e o drawing up i'etitions'.i for Peace, oe ciii7ei)i 0 . 1 (31495g0w., aslppe vi by . the 16110wirANOttat, are iibc)ot to, lov;et , D iu o rci f : l ., t(4 .l akl 2 - „ , . their 14!„(4j4j)i I'm t gc9 . U.) finpl).ori hi,s 1+1.8.103TY it flt+' '.l:44liiithnpro4N'titii)ll of tLe Wir : _. .. N(YI C. -" la catiseiitlitiVedf an - applicatlon from a .2ongi ,,, dant& number Of tlyvi4ibibtr.sH - ti6trien, .[Jetpiest n meeting. 'of , Ott...Mort+unite atA MftntfCt.atfiers of this city. .ili , tlittifsot.ili'Ffv,l);- s oti I'.M..'for the porpo'se . of t'arolderin hit - pro i.po ptiety , of erling to tvtAlp.:lTv. 1' tits important their firtii.letertnipttion by every ui in their just , the interests of 'the - British Empire :and tittle to congratiOate his. k notsTv on the Sttct flab )1 tit! .of telietiff which bass beep Ft' sit the prosecution .6f the War, and upon tb, ham successes with which those encr;7tlic ntea6ures have so Happily been crowned, notwithsOntling . the strong copfedenleies which,hay.e been fOritied against us. tts.IVIA CY:RAMIE, Ltird Provo t." Wasenv,--ed Ain; 1808'." cir The eetenit)ht y or,t_resentiq td Houk PoPnAm gricl . General S'-rikVA;!T win take ply to-morrow, edoh, at Guil%ihall. ° will .be presented by'-'sthe Right F-Idn. elm 1, ,, ap Micron, many of .the Aldermen, and ri Dern- wio n of the -Common Connell willattnd s - A f:or tbq ceremony the company will partake of on'el , :ont 'dinner at the Mansion Douse. 'Many of th fist Merchants in dm city are invited:' A letter from I)riblin, dated the Ist inst. says— ". Yesterdq, its` a very heavy gale at South, accoer xpanied-with exceiiive Tait), the Augwrfa; /ram I\;tno Yorkriil twenty deTs-,. g-nt .the an , l Ship , anntetitg-) are and left fc:ared t t a 1-9 4 . Ift.TATNa :11V ICEI;21. . . TlieLodg. "nrenOw.in the n goc/i, 81. to. spdalutechnically; well blooded, 114, oo,std the' sport of the list year in very good style; not, "tiithStandiug the Sky was sformy, and the day fai• advanced before they found the foX. In drawing the la?-1 cover,'Baken Pole, the hounds struck upon the drag at's (Itiarte'r before two,: ano in a tew too menti the fox broke twiy, in view 'of the ti n id, w tt :the hOunds close at • His 'first poii.t v. Wind for fienneker k.'aith; a'closq Breckeilen, ;Stop ped out there, he instantly turned downjibe wind for 'Wilfoi.v Wood, and skirting Dally,,the'boUnds vere so near Ifun he (hied not try the Earth, 'I -le then stretched across, with a Side in a line % r vith Croine's Earth ; but the h oun d s again gaining upon him, he turned down the whole extent of down Wood''for Shrubber's Earth. H Ile was again hanlked, and run for the Earth onposite Linetcci Lodge this moment sane of the 'horsemen rode 'into the'liiiitthds,Partd' brought thein to ti check Jerry, howeveri made a good and (Intel, cast down wind, and immediately recovered the Acent. The bounds now went awhy With 'a good head across Newberry, Petwood, and. Skuddington, into Nir. Lake's Chesnut Plantation. • Here - we all ,looked very dismal, lest he shobld go • • to ground in the rabbit burrows ; but, as if 4,44pisig a safety that• he• d:d not owe to'hil own Bowers, he went gallantly across the open coulary to Barling't; Wood. • Fearing that he was rUnning;toy TYO4:O Great Earth, which was open, we sent the whtpper ,in forward, at 4Nied, to prevent, if pi,%sible, -intention. Ho had scarcely reached i when the foi came' up, and: - seeing the, whipper -In, passed oa to litaScal'i 'Mount, and thenee into - Tfinhain Osiers. After going halt oVei the bed he returned, broke' across the 'marsh, and run the road tdwardi Cannon Mill. There he was met. by a labourer ati4 turned, , :;cdmpietely exhausted, into the liedge..• The honnds being niivineatly up to him, be made a last etfbrt. of speed 'and "bourage, and we killed him in view in flrou's •- ';!lace liistc.fcl;*withont intormksion, an hoist , abd.ft‘ve`nty: , 'eight fninutes, rind coniplct&:). .Beektord's idea§ of t fox . W114:11' eet neikgt tboantinve 3ess than 341 e hour, 0! ro two,-and•tffat - it shotild•-eoreep6nd with Ltita Chat ndtioti cif Sbattle, "it suould winarp, • arid. dteisive." . . , '''''es.terday a court of PireCtOrg held,at•the East,rridia House, wi!en cgptain was into the , :ummand inc Arnerican are supposed at this time to he in debted to this Country nut. 12 rnilliuns tierliti,l for Various mercli3ndi4e : the too,t violent trrinsliflantic ild,voc . !.ite3 fur 3 WZlr with .10 , - , land, are thdietiire l'Ound to he those of our 'hunour46l,e,delitors, who flatter themselves that a war \A ill certainly he adopted,. aft the easiest inu,k, for, the or . British claims ! :Ai LITCIIIIELD, late ut Covqnt7Garden.Thaatre i is p....ft i Onning at GlotaLester. r. L L , for Bath,. ha's rapidly ameade3 within the last three or,four day K, midis 10 tie soon restored to his numerous trienda. disturbance tookplit,4o...at the close of the Opera tit, bet when a •Mr. Al 1 C Am., a Gentleman . wh9 resides in Wigtnore-street, and a fitr i iposed 'Gentleman, liabited in a hear-lined. sur+ tout, and in other respotsdreued in a manticr a hich might give reason to presume that he was, a ion of rsnl - .— , The 'latter condiVted himself so intempu• rAtelv, that it 'wa , -; tbyulately ne.cessary to give hits; in cititrv, of a watchman itt the , and he was I.fti 7 l:ll to the yi ateh-froits,:. t t 'yys. tert , „Tv .niortritig,./hatGtx`i erna~t whit ett a tielvjentany:S ere/We/nab., lil WittipLl:. , 7 -strot, who, during the absence' of his mastef, circ.,scd him self in his gars tart'';, (Nstimed of, fil ln being I:!ken . helere Mogi.aral('., In beg ged torgiveneid tor his frelte, which, however. tow , . a totionii turn; when he v - ent to pristai nt of sort ies to keep theiseace. übserl ,i:I. that shit i i ti,,‘ List. yeamlwre Were no less than `Ataels in .t.leVerr of Which proved fatid; and itAigiftt fwenty4eVen persons were wounded. There VS pitchcd pukilistie battles,. one of %alai proved tatati, Ltut upwsrds of three thousand Poot per aortsuin thy neighbourhood of Bletille*, pa took. of tholidattal 'Clirittraas-'bottnry of his 'Cli - Lee the Duke of MATtLisokibudn. The usual antribor'Of fat 'oXeit, and a; propoi . tionate.iionatity of 1 , r4 , 1, werv; tdividelinmot4it • Wept ; ;nut at the samc ti Me, tiK, 00ilatite et her Grace the 17, .he , o f M.val•.t.o4totoPi was .disttibuted, as cil.-;.oi-Oary, atuoite, , A die poor 'witlow's and „Wii4LNWOR. . - !l ' lledrinuta*ounty 6 r Enw A pps—i hnilock, and,a proportionate 'citiatitity of not itoes--‘vai last weel: distributed to 1 .2 • , t ; Kerron. A t the same time the rocr of ..NO7 . .1,1 - a'- fera:;ani received the tiatmi Christro3s oi beef rid pot.itioes frguithi Lady Novws ; with Abe n of tiv‘l tops of ts ? a 1 from. the Lev, W. H r , t that t'arish. 0, 1 „lc:wily i g h t o or ear.f on tlesd4x,n orn the ~hop of Mr. Coma:Nat, in the 'Wineries, was` brol.;e (pen, and robbed or a great nupiber of gOld and silv,zr watebel, about thirty gold, .tteals, six gold cliain4.2l ) with brooche s , ring%) ear•rintstke. to a largo • )!-To Aom.:4tr wager between ;?E'S t 4 ET and Mr. NA attliotti ryas deeidgd on 1 iday:niornin4, last, on the 4 .o l aphatu-roaili from ntilip..stt4e on the *ninon Co the fifth, havinglanied the contest by some distance.' We unilersuind another w.lget of .200 guineas has been otfertr.l,by Mr. B. to trundle a, hoop' fOr five tnileG aghinit any man t h at tin 'be found to ru.l a wheel t like ;distance. CORONrIt's INQUEST.--An inquisition wa3 . taken yesterlAy, at a public-nouso itaoo'ot-4-street; di the body of Ann Mary SeHey ' who exp.ted sucl,lenir itt th-.. weet, at one o'clock on Wrdnesclay mort;:ng. 'lt appeared by the statement ofa watch- It/311, Wii(), was near to the decea , e,l when , she wa; seized St i th the awful visitation, that she was wall:. ing • basil rate,‘ and she fell down , and expired itt f ew , iii .notes. She was a woman. o f t ) , ,,,, Titee t ntvo: It appeare4-that slt4„ but been to a c , ot,i; temales, iu Swall.)w-o t e ct , an d it h,:r exertions hatl'hastenea